John Jenkins Sr.
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Brandon Washington tackles a number of sensitive topics such as race, history, culture, and the church. His presentation incorporates personal accounts with hard data to offer thought-provoking arguments pertaining to American evangelicalism. This book is real, relevant, and right on time for believers who desire to see God’s kingdom come and his will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.”
Pastor.
Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around is a fascinating look at the Black church's role in navigating cultural conflicts. The author proposes that believers are obligated to share the complete gospel without conforming to worldly ways. Historically, Christian leaders have faced the choice of engaging in divisive cultural battles or exemplifying kingdom values through their words and actions. This tension persists today, challenging believers to maintain a distinct and transformative publicwitness. The book emphasizes that Christians should not assign their witness to political or ideological groups, especially when such groups misrepresent Christian values. Instead, believers are called to pursue justice and speak truth in love, following the Black church's tradition of social action. I believe it is a must-read for believers who have influence in today’s culture.”
Christian Living
“Reggie McNeal unravels the parable of the Good Samaritan. Contrasting serving God at church with serving our neighbor, he artfully offers practical advice on how to show God’s love to our neighbor. Truly inspiring, Get Off Your Donkey! is a must-read for church leaders.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Nailing It is a powerful and timely look at an approach to leadership that challenges the status quo and invites leaders into a deeper, more authentic way of leading. Nicole Massie Martin 'nails it' when she boldly states that true leadership must flow from crucified lives, allowing God's healing and grace to be resurrected in and through us. She masterfully critiques the inadequacies of our current leadership models and offers a compelling vision for where we could and should aspire to be.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Osborne’s breadth of experience with people and organizations makes his latest book essential reading for those who want to make a powerful impact.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“If you want to build a team that will impact your organization and your community, you want this book!”
The Hole in Our Gospel 2025 Edition
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Over the last decade, The Hole in Our Gospel by Richard Stearns has served as a clarion call to all believers to evaluate how serious they are about caring for ‘the least of these’ and those experiencing extreme poverty. Challenges such as this have been the impetus for our church to partner with organizations like World Vision in a significant way to end hunger and poverty in one of the most impoverished countries in South America. I believe this book is as powerful and relevant today as it was when it was first released. It is also a testament that much has been accomplished, yet the body of Christ still has more to do.”
Christian Living
“My experience with the ministry of William McDowell has been powerful and enriching. His passion for God and worship have impacted me and the church I lead in unbelievable ways!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“As a pastor, I’ve grown to appreciate the value of volunteers and the role they play in the life of a church. In The Volunteer Church, authors Leith Anderson and Jill Fox discuss the culture of volunteerism and give practical tools for volunteer recruitment and development. This book is a welcome resource for anyone serving in church leadership.”
What Hath Justice to Do with Righteousness?
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“What Hath Justice to Do with Righteousness? is one of the most dynamic works written on the inseparable connection between justice and righteousness within the American church and culture. Author Charlie Dates holds nothing back, masterfully presenting a biblically grounded case that the call of the Christian is 'to think rightly about God and humanity.' This book is certain to provoke reflection and perhaps even discomfort, but it reminds us that our divine assignments are not always meant to be easy or comfortable. I strongly encourage anyone who is genuinely interested in the unity of the body of Christ in America to read this book and engage in meaningful, transformative dialogue.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“When Your World Ends is a much-needed resource in our day and time as so many believers find themselves grappling with finding peace, stability, and direction after experiencing grief and profound disappointment. Using the creation story in Genesis as a guide, mixed with her own personal accounts, author Dawn Sanders masterfully takes the reader on a practical journey toward healing and restoration. For those ensnared by the grip of despair, unable to transcend their moments of anguish, this book is a must-read as it offers genuine hope outlined in the Word of God.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Church Leadership & Ministry
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